Beautiful Butterflies at Cannonsburgh Village

This morning we took the kids to Cannonsburgh Village, a little tour through history constructed to celebrate the 200th Independence Day back in 1976. It was a pretty neat place to visit, I think! They had all sorts of buildings—a telephone operator's house, a school, a chapel, a blacksmith shop, a mill, and more. They had live chickens. They had checkerboards. They had about a million organs (just about every building had an organ in it, I think). 

For right now, I thought I'd share pictures of the kids by this butterfly wing backdrop:

 

Zoë holding Oaklyn

It was certainly smart to make it rainbow coloured because it looked good with everyone's outfit!

Zoë holding Phoebe

Just Zoë

Benjamin from the back

Benjamin from the front

Just Phoebe

Miriam

Rosie with Ireland

Poor Alexander didn't get a picture by himself because all the little girls rushed into the picture with him

And Kelli insisted on taking my picture as well (my pockets are stuffed with papers and masks the kids had handed me and...I can't wait to get my braces off so I can figure out how to smile again)